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Climax Blues Band : 1973-1976, 4CD Remastered Boxset Edition
Their versatility shines through as does their sterling musicianship - if you love that dry compressed and warm 70's sound this is just the ticket. And the funk factor goes up a notch
Ajay Srivastav: Karmic Blues (Scion Records)
Ajay Srivastav blends Delta blues with Indian folk - yes, I said Indian folk! - which on paper may seem like chalk and cheese genre-wise but try telling that to your ears!
Humble Pie : Up Our Sleeve Official Bootleg Vol 3 5CD BOXSET
When it comes to blue eyed soul singers perhaps there is no one better than Steve Marriott.Quite frankly he was a force of nature and an incredible performer who excelled in playing bluesy,gutsy and incredibly soulful
The Original Blues Brothers Band (Severn Records)
The spirit of Jake and Elwood lives on with the latest original blues brothers band album...
Tony O’Malley: Meteorite ( Tony O'malley Records)
Soul pioneer Tony “Mr Operator” O’Malley is back with his latest meteoric album which will blast your blues and soul into orbit...
Spiritchaser & Est8 ft Emily Cook "Because I Knew" (Guess Records)
Mark Bamford), Est8 and vocalist Emily Cook on the menu, then you know you’re in for some audible bliss! Their new collaborative single "Because I Knew" is a fresh, deep house groove with Afro vibes...
Fierce Angel Presents Bonnie Bailey: ’Song Book Volume 1’ Album (Fierce Angel)
To the delight of Bonnie Bailey fans, "Song Book Volume 1" is a comprehensive collection of her work, which finally gets to see the light of day as full album, thanks to former Hed Kandi boss Mark Doyle...
The King Rooster: The King Rooster
The production is exceptional too, raw, gritty and brimming with vim and vigour "Swamp Donkey" testifies to this another slice of Meters' style heavy blessedness...
Delvon LaMarr Organ Trio: Close But No Cigar
If you are not acquainted with the heavy blessedness an Organ Trio can give, here's a great opportunity to dive in...
Michael Henderson: The Buddha Years Anthology
Here is a guy that was playing for Stevie Wonder at 15 years of age and Miles Davis at 19 years old! In addition to these two titans, he has also played and recorded with Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, the Dramatics, Doctor John, among many others...
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